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AAST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE

August 22, 2004Dear Alumni, Parents and Friends,

As did ignAtius LoyoLA yeArs Ago, i went on retreAt to A Benedictine

abbey. i fear my summer meditations did not begin to come near those ex-perienced by our Holy Founder, but the days of prayer, i hope, brought me closer to Jesus and to his people, to whose service we Jesuits are committed. st. ignatius taught his followers to find god in all things, to be contempla-tives in action. thus it is this first day of the new school year, we welcome our young charges to formation in christ, the educational mission of the gospels passed down in the tradition of the soldier-saint, who teaches that schooling is not for ourselves, but “for others” to make the world better, to make His kingdom come. in his autobiography, ignatius tells us that in the cave of Manresa as he grew in the spirit after the Montserrat monastery, ”god treated him just as a schoolmaster treats a little boy when he teaches him.” that loving image has never been forgotten in Jesuit schools. every member of our fac-ulty and staff, lay and Jesuit, women and men, teachers, counselors, campus ministers, coaches, yes, and administrators, seeks only to facilitate our stu-dents’ encounters with god. ignatius called his pedagogy “cura personalis” (care of the person) individualized, intimate, loving. As god loves each of us in a profoundly personal way, so, too, do we our students from the first day of freshman year to graduation and beyond. to matriculate to si is to join a family, a community, which con-tinues for life. st. ignatius college Preparatory, as frightening as it could be for a young freshman just starting out, is a community of friends; it is an academic community striving — AMdg — to fashion and hone your daughter’s or son’s god-given talents into skills that serve; however, the emphasis on the attainment of intellectual excellence does not denigrate the co-curricular, the ideal of “mens sana in corpore sano,” the social, nor, of course, the spiritual. every staff member seeks to emulate ignatius’s experi-ence — to teach as Jesus did. thus kids need not be nervous; they are among friends in the Lord! the whole school community is here to give support, strength, spirit and love to our students in their quest for the Magis, the greatest possible enhancement of their gifts so that they can live and serve happily, peacefully, capably and well. this fourteenth Annual Report is for the members of the ignatian family who support the Prep in the same way our staff supports our stu-dents. Because of your generosity, si can go forward. As Archbishop oscar romero of el salvador once told his people, heartily and enthusiastically, i tell all of you: “Con este pueblo no cuesta ser un buen pastor” — “with such people, it is not hard to be a good pastor.” on behalf of all of us here at 2001 – 37th Avenue, especially our students, thank you! Let me conclude with an excerpt from a student’s prayer taken from In All Things: Everyday Prayers of Jesuit High School Students: “i thank you, god, not only through this prayer, but in every essay i write, in every test i take, and every ball i shoot. thank you, god, for my school. Amen.” god bless you all, and Peace!

Most gratefully,

Anthony P. Sauer, SJ

genesis iVA report to concerned individualsVo. 41 no. 3 Fall 2004

the rev. Anthony P. sauer, sJPresident

the rev. Harry V. carlin, sJExecutive Vice President

stephen LovetteVice President for Development

charles w. dulleaPrincipal

the rev. gregory goethals, sJRector

James dekkerDirector of Alumni Relations

Paul totahEditor

Art cecchinSports Editor

stella Muscat & douglas A. salinDesign Consultants

genesis iV (usPs 899-060) is published quarterly by st. ignatius college Preparatory, 2001 37th Avenue, san Francisco, cA 94116-9981. Periodicals postage paid at san Francisco, cA and additional mailing offices.

PostMAster: Address service requested. send ad-dress changes to genesis iV, 2001 37th Avenue, san Francisco, cA 94116-9981.

contAct us: you can send e-mail to ptotah@siprep. org or reach us at (415) 731-7500, ext. 206. you can also read the issue on our web site at www.siprep.org.

st. ignAtius, mindful of its mission to be witness to the love of christ for all, admits students of any race, color and national and/or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded to or made available to students at this school. st. ignatius does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and/or ethnic origin, age, sex or disability in the administration of educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. Likewise, st. ignatius does not discriminate against any applicant for employment on the basis of race, color, national and/or ethnic origin, age, sex or disability.

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Board of Trustees & Regents, 2003-04

Board of TrusTees

Board of regenTs

rev. gregory M. goethals, sJChairman

rev. Harry V. carlin, sJ Mr. John A. christen iii

Mr. Mark clearyrev. Michael gilson, sJMartin d. Murphy, esq.rev. thomas o’neill, sJ rev. Anthony P. sauer, sJ

rev. Michael turnacliff, sJ

Board of regentsMr. Mark w. cleary

ChairmanMr. david Bernstein

Mr. thomas BertelsenMr. Peter J. BrusatiMr. clark callander

rev. Harry V. carlin, sJMr. Al cliffordMr. sam coffey

Mr. Hal cranstonMr. John duff

Mr. charles dulleaMr. scott erickson

Mr. John J. FitzpatrickMr. J. richard Fredericks

Mr. Lynn FritzMr. gordon getty

rev. gregory M. goethals, sJMr. Michael gorman

Mrs. donna HaleMr. Paul HazenMr. Jeff Knox

Hon. richard KramerMr. robert Lalanne

Mrs. Mary LawsonMr. stephen LeveroniMr. Jeff Maggioncalda

Mr. curt MallegniMrs. Margaret MccafferyMr. william Mcdonnell*

dr. Allison MetzMr. russell MillerMr. Leo Murphy

Martin d. “Pete” Murphy, esq.*Mrs. noreen Murphydr. Farris Page-Kingeugene Payne, esq.

Mrs. elizabeth PurcellMr. stanley raggioMr. gary roberts

rev. Anthony P. sauer, sJFrancis scarpulla, esq.Michael J. stecher, esq.

Mrs. sara stephensMrs. Kate sullivan

Mrs. Mary szarnickiMr. Fred tocchini

Mr. J. Malcolm VisbalMr. Alfred s. wilsey Jr.

* Lifetime Members

Mark Cleary, SI Trustee & Chairman of the

Board of Regents


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Regents Emeriti

Mrs. Angelina Aliotorev. raymond P. Allender, sJ

Mr. John F. AzevedoMr. Alessandro Baccari

dr. rena Merrit BancroftMr. Bernard J. Bannan*Mrs. Joseph BernsteinMr. Joseph r. Bisho*

Mr. carl F. Blomsr. Margaret Buchanan, sM

rev. cornelius M. Buckley, sJMr. robert t. Buich

Mrs. theresa J. caldarola*Mr. gregoire calegari

the Hon. Mary callananMrs. Barbara callanderMr. James canales Jr.Mr. Arthur P. carroll*Mr. Michael P. carrollMr. Hector chinchilla

Mr. John A. christen iiiMrs. Alfred g. cinelliMr. John cosgrove*

Mr. Kevin coyneMary cranston, esq.Mr. John F. crowley*

Mr. John P. cruden Jr.*Mrs. ralph K. davies*

Mr. Henry doelger*Mr. John s. ehrlich

Mr. clifford M. FarmerJohn J. Ferdon, esq.*Mr. H. welton FlynnArthur J. Fritz Jr. esq.

david t. giannini, esq.Louis J. giraudo, esq.

Mrs. ernest L. goMr. donald J. gordon*Mr. charles L. gould*

Mr. Fred r. grant*Mr. ellison c. grayson

Mr. Jack grealish

richard g. guggenhime, esq.Ms. tessie guillermo

rev. James r. Hanley, sJrichard J. Heafey, esq.

John Henning, esq.Mr. wayne J. HuMr. Leo B. Hyde

Mr. John e. JohnsonMr. thomas Jordan

Mr. James w. Kearney*Mr. william d. Kilduff

Mrs. dorothy KittMrs. evelyn KoenigMr. Leo Paul Koulosdr. ralph Lane iii

Mr. Arthur c. Latno Jr.Mr. thomas A. Leonardini

Mrs. Jules Leonardini*Mr. Vincent Lin

Mr. richard o. LinkeMr. george Lippi

rev. Paul Locatelli, sJMr. Loyd Luckmann*

the Hon. eugene LynchMrs. Jan MacdonnellMr. John A. Mangan

Mr. eugene J. Marty Jr.robert Mccarthy, esq.

rev. richard L. Mccurdy, sJrev. edwin J. Mcdermott, sJ

rev. edward J. McFadden, sJ*e. neal Mcgettigan, esq.Mr. Felix s. Mcginnis Jr.

william H. Mcinerney sr., esq.Mr. george McKeon*

dr. Leon Metz Jr.*Mr. george d. MillayMrs. richard Miller

rev. John t. Mitchell, sJMr. James J. MonfrediniMr. Marshall F. MoranMr. Francis J. Murphy*

Mr. Joseph d. MurrayMr. tom Murtagh

Mr. Martin J. nejasmichMr. steven c. nejasmichMr. Maurice F. o’connor

Mr. Hugh o’donnellMr. daniel J. o’Hara ii*

Michael ohleyer, esq.Mr. charles e. PaganiniMr. Frank L. Paganini

Mr. george w. Pasha iiiMr. Lisle Payne

Mr. carmen Policyrev. Msgr. richard Power*

rev. Mario J. Prietto, sJMr. emmet J. Purcell

Mr. charles M. Quarredr. collin P. Quock

Mr. Percy e. roberts Jr.*rev. russell J. roide, sJMr. James J. rudden*

Mrs. Angelo sangiacomoMr. nicholas A. sapunar*

rev. carl A. schipperMr. Bruce L. scollin

Mr. robert A. smith*Mrs. rafael A. solarinancy stretch, esq.

Mr. Vincent J. sullivanJohn A. sutro, esq.Mrs. Marcia syufy

rev. william V. thom, sJ*dr. robert A. thornton*

Mr. Burl A. tolerMr. Burl toler Jr.

Mr. robert M. tomasellodr. c. Allen wall

rev. Kenneth westrayMr. Alfred s. wilsey sr.*

Mr. Anthony J. ZanzeMr. william J. Zellerbach

*Deceased


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School Officers

the Very rev. Anthony P. sauer, sJPresident

developmenT sTaff

the rev. Harry V. carlin, sJExecutive Vice President

Mr. stephen e. LovetteVice President for Development

Mr. James w. dekkerDirector of Alumni Relations

Mrs. stella A. MuscatDirector of Special Events

Mr. Paul J. totahDirector of Public Information

school adminisTraTion

Mr. charles w. dulleaPrincipal

Mrs. Kathleen KodrosAssistant Principal for Academic Affairs

Mr. John J. grealishAssistant Principal for Student Affairs

Mr. Michael P. shaughnessyCampus Minister

Br. douglas e. draper, sJDean of Students

Mr. Michael J. silvestriBusiness Manager

Mr. Kevin M. gradyDirector of Admissions

Mr. robert VergaraDirector of Athletics


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Ignatian Guild 2003-04

Fathers’ Club 2003-04

Mrs. Kate sullivanPresident

Mrs. terry dillon1st Vice President

Mrs. nancy MurphySecretary

Mrs. theresa deBarbrieTreasurer

Mrs. charlot gadaCorresponding Secretary

Mr. steve Leveroni ’60President

george Lawson ’711st Vice President

sal rizzo2nd Vice President

Paul gaspari ’70Secretary

Marty cerles ’71Treasurer

Jim costello ’73Sergeant at Arms

The SI community enjoyed a tremendous fashion show and International Food Faire thanks to the generous volunteer mothers of the Ignatian Guild.

Fathers’ Club president Joe Toboni passed the torch to Steve Leveroni at the end-of-the-year luncheon last June. The club’s annual auction and other fund-raisers brought in a record $450,000 to the school.


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Alumni Officers 2003-04

Alumni Board 2003-04

Michael J. stecher, esq. ’62President

Mr. Jeff columbini ’79Vice President

Mr. Matthew Bernstein ’82Secretary

Mr. James w. dekker ’68Director of Alumni Relations

rev. Paul F. capitolo, s.J. ’53Moderator

Mr. John Barbieri ’80Mr. Kevin Barry ’82

Mr. Matthew Bernstein ’82Mr. John Bruno ’76

Mr. william callanan ’81Miss Andrea callen ’93

Mr. darren cde Baca ’74Mr. Paul christen iii ’92Mr. Jeff columbini ’79

dr. Anthony cucalon ’75Miss christine drucker ’93

Mr. robert enright ’76Mr. scott erickson ’73

Mr. John J. Fitzpatrick ’60Mr. thomas girlich ’77John glugoski, esq. ’89

dr. erich Habelt ’75Mr. robert emmet Hayden ’70

Mark Hazelwood, esq. ’80Ms. Melissa Kelleher ’95Mr. daniel Linehan ’83timothy Lucey, esq. ’87

william P. Lynch Jr., esq. ’62Mr. John Marty ’81

e. neal Mcgettigan, esq. ’59Matthew Miller, esq. ’86

Miss Marielle Murphy ’93Mr. timothy nevin ’90John F. o’dea, esq. ’28Mr. John sequeira ’57

Michael stecher, esq. ’62


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Planned Giving

Mr. & Mrs. Martin d. Murphy ’52Ambassadors

Mrs. Fred grantChairwoman

the doelger charitable trust Mrs. raymond Allender

Fr. dennis AlvernazMr. Kenneth Atwell ’29Mrs. Maryann Bachman

Mr. george BaldocchiMr. & Mrs. thomas e. Bertelsen

Mr. tom Bertken ’50 & sheila McManus

Mr. & Mrs. carl Blom ’55Mr. thomas P. Brady ’31Mr. william e. Britt ’36

Mr. & Mrs. gerhart BroekerMr. & Mrs. gregoire calegari

Mrs. edward carnesMr. & Mrs. thomas carroll ’43

Mr. & Mrs. samuel r. coffey ’74Mr. gerald w. conlan ’47

Mrs. & Mrs. Kevin coyne ’67Mr. & Mrs. Hal cranston

Mr. & Mrs. Leonard P. delmas ’47Ms. christine dohrmann

Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. downs ’73Ms. Mary driscoll

Mr. & Mrs. John duff

Mr. Frank M. dunnigan ’70Mrs. robert enright

Mrs. Myrtis e. FitzgeraldMr. & Mrs. Jack J. Fitzpatrick ’60Mr. & Mrs. John J. gibbons ’37

Mrs. Linda grimesMr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Hanley ’67Mr. & Mrs. william Healy ’47

Mr. John P. Horgan ’32dr. Peter Kane ’51

Mr. Francis J. Kelly iii ’75Mrs. John Kotlanger

Mr. & Mrs. Francis A. Lagomarsino ’27

Mrs. Lida LalanneMrs. Phyllis Lavelle

Mr. george d. Leal ’51Mr. & Mrs. Henry Leidich

Mr. & Mrs. stephen Lovette ’63Mr. John M. Mahoney ’65

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Maioli ’60Mrs. cornelius MccarthyMr. Jay d. Mcevoy ’27

Judge e. warren Mcguire ’42Mr. terrence V. Mcguire ’45

dr. Allison MetzMrs. John Mitchell

Mr. & Mrs. James Monfredini ’65Mrs. Frank Mullins

Mr. Jeffrey J. Mullins ’67

Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Murphy ’65Mrs. cecil neeley

Mrs. Bernice o’BrienMrs. James F. o’gradyMrs. william o’neill

Mr. & Mrs. eugene Payne ’65Mrs. edgar Peterson

Mr. emmet Purcell ’40Mr. charles Quarré ’42Mrs. James J. raggio

Mr. & Mrs. dante ravetti ’49Mr. & Mrs. Kevin reilly ’83

Fr. Vincent ringMr. & Mrs. gary roberts ’75

Mrs. Henry robinsonMr. L. emmett schaefer

Mrs. Victor schaukowitchMrs. robert scholla

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce scollin ’65Mrs. Juana sevilla

Mrs. Joanne smolichMr. & Mrs. Michael stecher ’62

Mr. william L. teglia Jr. ’65Mr. Michael thiemann ’74

Mr. & Mrs. robert tomasello ’67Mrs. Jean travers

Mr. John van der Zee ’53Mrs. James walsh

Mr. & Mrs. Albert worner ’36

heriTage socieTy

We especially thank the following lifetime friends who have made provisions in their estate

plans — bequests, charitable trusts, gifts of life insurance or retirement funds — to support

SI’s Endowment Fund. Such gifts provide for the long-term welfare of SI and may also provide

donors with valuable tax and income benefits during their lifetime. The forethought and

generosity of the following is most appreciated.


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Scholarships

Peter Patrick Madigan Antonini scholarship

L. James Archer, Class of 1950 Scholarship Fund (6)

Edward J. Armanino Scholarship Endowment Fund (7)

Maureen & Kenneth Atwell

Endowed Scholarship Fund

Angelo Baffico scholarship Fund

opal i. Bailey Memorial scholarship

Anton Bakker Memorial Scholarship Fund

Thomas J. Bannan Scholarship Endowment (7)

Renolds J. Barbieri & Evelyn Barbieri

Scholarship Fund

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Barbieri ‘36 Scholarship Fund (2)

Barisic Family Scholarship Fund

Lawrence & Mae e. Barrett scholarship

Anthony Bartmann Scholarship

dr. & Mrs. edmond Bedrossian scholarship Fund

The Mary Katherine Bertken & James Thomas

Bertken Scholarship Fund

roland Biancalana scholarship

Conchita O. Bishop Scholarships (2)

Thomas J. Brandi Family Scholarships (3)

Brown Family Scholarship

Louis Bueler Scholarship Fund

John E. Buick III Scholarships (2)

Calegari Scholarship Fund,

Jean-Paul ’85 & Jean-Claude ’89

Clark & Elizabeth Callander Scholarship Fund (4)

Andy & Miriam canepa scholarship

Steven D. Cannata Scholarship

Gregory & Robin Canonica Scholarship (2)

William & Beatrice Carlin Endowed

Scholarship Fund (5)

K. Carpenter Family Scholarship Fund

thomas caruso scholarship

John & Dagmar Casey Scholarship

Marilyn K. Christen Memorial Scholarship Fund

salvatore ciraulo Memorial scholarship

Monsignor william J. clasby scholarship

class of 1928 scholarship

Class of 1929 Scholarships (5)

Class of 1936 Scholarship


Class of 1940 Scholarship (2)

class of 1941, daniel coleman scholarship

Class of 1942 Memorial Scholarship


Class of 1944, Ivan “Bud” Maroevich

Memorial Scholarship

Class of 1948, Jim Kearney Scholarship (2)

Class of 1949, Pat Malley Scholarship


Class of 1951, Warren White Scholarship

Class of 1952 Scholarship (2)

class of 1953, Jack Ashman scholarship

Class of 1955, Dan Casey Scholarship



Class of 1964, Dennis Carter Scholarship


class of 1966, Mike walsh scholarship




class of 1973, John McVeigh scholarship


class of 1978

class of 1980


Peter claver, s.J. scholarship

cocconi - silvestri Family scholarship

Hugo & Lena Coli Memorial Scholarship

ed & Marie collins scholarship

James E. Collins, Jr. Scholarship

John P. Collins, Sr. Scholarships (2)

collins Family scholarship

John J. Connolly, ‘39 Scholarship

Frances Grace Corriea Memorial Scholarship

Brian cotter Memorial scholarship

shou Mei Hu-eric K.s. cowan scholarship Fund

Kevin & Susie Coyne Endowed Scholarship Fund

Michael F. Coyne Family Scholarship (3)

Barbara Adams crudo Memorial scholarship

rK davies scholarship

Patti & Leonard Delmas Scholarship Fund

Lyda Rico De Luca Foundation Scholarships (10)

James J. & Catherine A. DeMartini Scholarship

St. Vincent De Paul Scholarship

James Devine, ‘63 Memorial Scholarship Fund (7)

Joe & Maggie Diffley Scholarship

Vincent donohue Memorial scholarship Fund

Thomas Doyle, Class of ‘55 Scholarship

drucker Family scholarship

Catherine & Richard Duggan Scholarships (3)

Britt and Nancy Evans Scholarship Fund

James V. Farley, Jr. scholarship Fund

W. Chester Farrell Endowed Scholarship Fund

John F. & Mary Finnegan Scholarship

Forbush/Aveson scholarship

Friend of S.I. Scholarships (2)

Carl & Celia Berta Gellert Scholarship Fund (2)

Charlotte McFarland Gibbons Fund (6)

edward & cherie M. gilmore Memorial

scholarship

Rick Goethals Scholarships (2)

Donald J. Gordon Memorial Scholarship

Margaret C. Gordon Memorial Scholarship

Goossens-Rambo Family Scholarship

Fred R. Grant Memorial Scholarship Fund

Richard & Shirley Gravelle Memorial Scholarship

Jean & EC Grayson Scholarship

Raymond Grialou Scholarship

endowed scholarships

The following are scholarships at Saint Ignatius College Preparatory, both fully and partially endowed. A scholarship is fully endowed at

$50,000, and those listed below in boldface have met this requirement. A corpus of $12,500 is required to name a scholarship. The proceeds

of the endowments are given annually to needy and academically qualified SI students in accordance with the provisions of the scholarship.

Anyone interested in establishing a perpetual memorial or commemorative scholarship should contact the President’s Office.


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Scholarships

John J. Guheen Scholarship

Katherine L. Handley Endowed Scholarship Fund

Howard George Hanton/Patricia Camerena

Scholarship Fund

Harold Harper scholarship

curt & Patsy Hayden Family scholarship Fund

robert emmet Hayden Family scholarship

Ramona Hayes-Healey Scholarship

John Hazelwood scholarship

Florence Heafey Foundation Scholarships (5)

Hearst Foundation Scholarships (2)

i.w. Hellman scholarship

Albert J. Holmes Scholarship

George & Josie Norien Hornstein Scholarship

Jean Hubber Scholarship

Ignatian Guild Scholarship

Joseph & Marion Imhof Scholarship

the Father John isaacs scholarship

John M. Jack Family Scholarship

Jaquier Family scholarship

Jon Philip Jensen Scholarship

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy F. Jones Scholarship

James Keating scholarship

Keating Memorial Scholarship

rev. william J. Keenan, s.J. scholarship

Kevin e. & Mary c. Kern scholarship

william J. Kirby scholarship

Leo Paul Koulos & D. Virginia Koulos

Scholarship Fund

David E. Kozel Scholarship

Edward & Elizabeth Kozel Family

Scholarship Fund (4)

The Honorable Richard & Susan Kramer Scholarship

Francis A. Lagomarsino (Class of ‘27) & Jean Y.

Lagomarsino Endowed Scholarship Fund (2)

robert & Millicent Lalanne Family scholarship Fund

Karen & scott Lamson scholarship Fund

Alfred d. Lawson Memorial scholarship Fund

John Barrett Leonardini Scholarship

Jules & Dorothy Leonardini Scholarship

william t. & Mary M. Logan Family scholarship

John J. LoSchiavo, S.J. Scholarship

Lovette Family scholarship

Lopez Low endowed scholarship

Loyola Guild Scholarships (5)

John H. Lyden, Jr. Scholarship

Sister Felicitas Macsera, O.P. Scholarship (2)

Pat Malley Memorial scholarship

Paolo Luigi Maraviglia Memorial scholarship

Mason Family Scholarship

Matza Family Scholarship Fund

Rev. Charles J. McCarthy, S.J. Scholarship

sister Frances Mccarthy endowed scholarship

Mccarthy-Lawson Family scholarship Fund

Michael J. McFadden scholarship

Mcgovern Family scholarship

terrence V. Mcguire scholarship

tim Mcinerney scholarship

c.Merrill Foundation scholarship

Leon B. Metz, Jr. MD Memorial Scholarship Fund

Russell Miller Endowed Scholarship Fund (2)

Georgia Edna Molfino Scholarship

William J. Moore, Jr. Scholarship

Daniel J. & Mary Moriarty Scholarship

Hannah & Catherine Moriarty Scholarship

Moriarty & McInerney Scholarship

Mickey Moriarty Scholarship

James J. & Mary Muldoon Scholarships (2)

Daniel J. Murphy Scholarship (2)

J.B. Murphy scholarship

Joseph Matthew Murphy, ‘80 scholarship

Hal riney & elizabeth Myers educational

scholarship

Father James Francis cannon o’Brien, s.J.

scholarship Fund

Odell Foundation Scholarship (2)

Ronald J. Oliva Scholarship

o’riley scholarship

dorothy Boynton Parker scholarship

Kathleen and robert L. Paver, Md scholarship

Captain Thomas J. Petrini Scholarship Fund

Pidgeon Family Scholarship Fund

Adam Powers Memorial scholarship

Miguel Pro, s.J. scholarship

dante & irene ravetti scholarship

Reidy Family Scholarship

Karen reidy Memorial scholarship

Edward, Fred, John & William Ritchie Scholarships (2)

Gary L. Roberts Scholarship Fund (5)

The Don & Catharine Robinson Scholarship Fund

Katie robinson scholarship

Leo rock, s.J. Memorial scholarship Fund

Victor Lawrence Rollandi Family Scholarship

Kevin V. ryan Family scholarship

Anne C. Sapunar Scholarship

Rita & Kearney Sauer, MD Scholarship

Florence Joseph & Priscilla scannell scholarship Fund

Bernice schaefer Memorial scholarship

raj singh Family endowed scholarship

sisters of st. charles elementary school scholarship (2)

Peter smith scholarship

society of Jesus scholarship (2)

Solso Family Scholarship

Thomas F. Stack, Sr. & Jr. Scholarship

Sugrue Family Scholarships (7)

Kirk C. Syme Family Scholarship

szarnicki & donovan scholarship

Jon e. tarantino scholarship

Thiemann Family Scholarship

edward J. thylstrup, class of ‘52 scholarship

John & Frances Thylstrup Scholarship

in Honor of the Class of 1952 (2)

toboni Family scholarship

The Burl A. Toler Achievement Scholarship

Fred tollini, class of ‘52 scholarship

Matt A. Tonkovich Scholarship

Jean Travers Scholarship

Miss nancy turo scholarship

robbie Payton unruh Memorial scholarship

Michael Bruce ugawa science scholarship Fund

Vaughan & capitolo Family scholarship

Viehweg Family scholarship

Anthony g. Vlantis scholarship Fund

Charles A. & Albina Rossi Wall Scholarship

Richard J. Wall Educational Scholarship Fund

W. Urie Walsh, Sr. Scholarship Fund (2)

Barrett & Elise Weber Family Scholarship in

Memory of Florence Weber

charles e. white scholarship

Wikstrom-Grimstad Scholarship

Elizabeth Mary Wolf Endowed Scholarship Fund (2)


Corporate & Foundation Giving

Advanced Micro devicesAlexander & Baldwin FoundationAmerican international group inc.

Bank of AmericaBank of the west

Barclays global investors n.ABeckman coulter inc.

Boc gasesthe carnegie Foundation

chevrontexaco Matching grants Program

del Monte FoodseBay cAn!

Matching gifts Program

eli Lilly & company FoundationMr. and Mrs. david Fowler

gAPgreenPoint Foundation

American Honda Motorsthe James irvine FoundationKennedy/Jenks consultants

Levi strauss FoundationMarsh & McLennan companies

McKesson Foundation inc.Microsoft Matching gifts Program

Motorola FoundationPfizer Foundation

Matching gifts Programthe Pg&e corporation Foundation

Philanthropic servicesProvidian Bancorp

the Prudential Foundationthe schwab Fund

for charitable givingshell oil company Foundation

wendy and Bob starksun Microsystems Foundation

theArthur J. gallagher Foundationtime warner

union Bank of california Foundationunion Pacific corporation

the uPs Foundationwells Fargo Bank

maTching gifTs 2003-2004

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Ayco charitable Foundationthe carnegie Foundation

Lyda rico de Luca FoundationFredericks Family Foundation

the Ann & gordon getty Foundation

george Hornstein Family FoundationKoret Foundation

stanley s. Langendorf Foundation

foundaTion granTs 2003-2004

the george & Mary Ann Leal Foundation

Leonardt FoundationLopez Low Foundation

Leo and Jacqueline Mccarthy Family Foundation

the Mervyn L. Brenner Foundationrobert stewart odell & Helen

Pfeiffer odell Fund

the olympic club FoundationPacific-western Foundation

Peninsula community Foundationrostle charitable Foundationthe san Francisco Foundationgeorge H. sandy Foundation

raj & Harshal singh Foundationthe swig Foundation

w. F. Foundation

Contributions Report

Slow Economy Spurs Sacrificial Giving

An si football coach of yore was wont to say, “when

the going gets tough, the tough get going.” so too with si’s

generous benefactors. Although fiscal year 2002–2003 may

not have set all-time records in terms of dollars raised, it

certainly set records in terms of sacrificial giving.

despite the deep cuts in the Bay Area job market and

sluggish performance of the national economy, si families,

alumni and friends dug a little deeper this year — to the tune

of more than $5 million — to keep si both excellent and

affordable.

Along with keeping the $50 million endow si campaign

on track (more than $44 million raised since the december ’96

kickoff with two years to go), our benefactors supported major

improvements in technology, curriculum and instruction.

Further, more than $1 million was given away to financially

strapped si parents — a number of whom had lost their jobs

— allowing them to keep their sons and daughters at si.

our very special thanks to all of you who did more

than your share to support si during this difficult year. some

wonderful kids have been the ultimate beneficiaries.

Program Total

Annual Giving $825,173

Bequests & Distributions $1,108,041

Parent Pledge Contributions $1,655,369

Ignatian Guild $135,000

Father’s Club $450,000

Loyola Guild $10,000

Student Fundraiser $28,869

Jesuit Contributed Services $449,350

Bingo $143,500

All Souls $14,530

General Contributions $312,380

Total Contributions $5,132,212


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$20 million

$15 million

$10 million

$5 million

June 2003

June 2002

June 2001

June 00

June 99

June 98

June 97

Cumulative Legend Giving FYE

*Source: Grant Thornton Annual Audit

(Goal)

genesis iv: endow si campaign 1996~2006

funds raised To daTe*


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Named Facilities

faciliTy honoree new gymnasium Barbara & Bob Mccullough

Black Box theatre the e. L. wiegand Foundation

Pool & natatorium the Herbst Foundation

campus Library Mr. Alfred s. wilsey ’36

counseling center the carl & celia Berta gellert counseling center

in honor of Peter & Alberta Brusati

Physical and Life science center richard d. spohn, sJ, science center

gymnasium center Martin d. Murphy, esq.

sports Pavilion the s. H. cowell Foundation

campus Ministry center the nejasmich Family

Fine Arts center Barbara & Jay Fritz Family

student concourse Ann-eve & Paul Hazen

chemistry Hall #1 the class of 1994

chemistry Hall #2 the class of 1995

Physics Hall #1 conrad n. Hilton Physics Hall

Physics Hall #2 the Bartmann science Hall, in loving memory

of Anthony Bartmann ’57 (a gift from his parents,

Herbert and elizabeth Bartmann)

Biology Hall #1 the class of 1996

Biology Hall #2 the class of 1997

campus Ministry Activity wing in Memory of Jerome K. doolan ’14

President’s office the coyne Family

si track in Memory of Jack wilsey ’34

Practice Field donald & Margaret gordon ’43

earth science Hall James t. Fitzgerald, M.d.

girls’ Locker room Mrs. celia gellert

Boys’ Locker room in memory of John Patrick Feeney ’78

Main office in Memory of emil Monfredini

Jesuit dining room in Memory of the Feeney Bros.

Main entrance Plaza in Memory of Alfred J. cleary ’37

Main campus entrance in Memory of daniel & Mary Moriarty

college guidance center the 1993 ignatian guild

english center the connolly Family english center

(in memory of John and Margaret connolly and Family)

classroom in Memory of Joseph sheerin ’27

dean of students’ office daniel & Mary Feeney

Pavilion Plaza south 1992 ignatian guild

Pavilion Plaza (exterior) the robert J. Mccarthy Family

tennis court the Brusati Family

tennis court the christen Family

tennis court the Kelleher Family

tennis court the Kitt Family

Boys’ coaches office Josephine & walter gordon

Painting studio the ernest go Family

campus Ministry reception Area 1992 ignatian guild

student Bookstore the Bob Buich Family

Associated student Body offices 1991 student council

faciliTy honoree Main Activities office the 1994 ignatian guild

Library resource center the 1993 ignatian guild

Pool overlook the 1994 student council

Admissions office the 1994 ignatian guild

Fathers’ club Board room in Honor of Fred L. tocchini ’66

Asst. Principal for Academics dr. & Mrs. collin P. Quock

Library research center the Bernard osher Foundation

student center conference room Joseph & Marion imhof

student Publication Layout room & office the 1994 ignatian guild

Asst. Principal for student Affairs Mr. & Mrs. Fred grant

campus Minister’s office the Bertelsen Family

Athletic director’s office the Lo Family

Athletic dept. office Mr. & Mrs. charles Proses

Asst. Athletic director’s office in Memory of Bernie Mccann ’31

Asst. campus Minister’s office Matt & rose duffy

Athletic conference room #1 Mr. & Mrs. Koutsoukos

(commemorating the 100th anniversary

of P.g. Molinari & sons)

Athletic conference room #2 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Boschetto ’74

Baseball Batting center in Memory of Mr. Jim Keating

Boys’ Athletic training room Marianne & Louis Bachleder

Jesuit residence conference room in Memory of Joseph Kiernan ’31

Pool Participation Area in Honor of ursula Marsten

counselors’ offices (6) the Jacobitz Family (in memory of Fr. Largan)

Frank Badaracco (in memory of donald & george)

in Memory of daniel & Mary Moriarty

in Memory of the Moriarty & Mcinerney Families

in Memory of the o’connell Family)

Academic support services office in Memory of david James Hale,

a gift from his family

wilsey Library display Area diane B. wilsey,

in memory of Alfred s. wilsey

wilsey Library exhibit cases A gift of the Paul Bruschera Family,

in memory of Mary Petit de natale

trophy cases (10) the regan Family (1)

the Paul Bruschera Family (1) (in memory of thomas F. de natale)

the de natale Family (1) (in memory of thomas F. de natale)

the Buich Brothers (1)

sports rehabilitation room in Memory of Martha Franklin

Pool instructor’s office Barry c. Marsh Family

girls’ Pool Locker room in Memory of rose toccalino

Boys’ Pool Locker room in Memory of george L. Formosa

Fr. John Becker, sJ, courtyard Peter casey ’68 and Friends of Fr. Becker

Pavilion snack Bar “Harrington’s”

Activities ticket Booth A gift of christine and Vincent o’gara

Mcgucken Lobby in Memory of Marion J. collins

Vice President’s office in Memory of Frank Lovette

Faculty Lounge Jean & Francis Lagomarsino ’27


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Naming Opportunities

faciliTies amounT 2001 campus $10,000,000

stadium complex $5,000,000

Main Academic Building $2,500,000

tennis Athletic complex $750,000

student Activity center $500,000

new computer Lab $250,000

student training and weight room $250,000

ignatian guild conference center $100,000

Jesuit recreation room $100,000

Main school Hallways (8) $75,000

classrooms (40) $50,000

Mcgucken Hall entranceway $50,000

Faculty study $50,000

commons Breezeway $50,000

counseling conference room $50,000

information technology office $50,000

girls’ coaches office $45,000

north school entrance $40,000

south school entrance $40,000

the President’s reception center $25,000

Pool Lanes (8) $25,000

north chapel court $25,000

scenery workroom $25,000

Jesuit residence rooms (25) $25,000

Art wing display cases $15,000

Associate dean’s office $10,000

theatre control studio $10,000

girls’ Athletic training room $10,000

theatre director’s office $10,000

wilsey Library display Area $7,500

sports trophy cases (6) $5,000

Library study carrels $2,500

Bannan theatre seats $1,500

46Robert Begley, executive direc-tor of the Hotel council of san Francisco, recently received the silver cable car Award for his noteworthy contribution to the success of san Francisco’s hospitality industry. Bob has worked in the hospitality in-dustry for 50 years and five years ago was inducted into the california Hotel and Mo-tel Association Hall of Fame.

48Paul Simone and his wife of 47 years, dolores, have trav-eled to 49 countries and all 50 states. He has completed five marathons (between his 46th and 50th years) with a personal best of 3 hours, 30 seconds for 26.2 miles. He is still go-ing strong with many years of volunteer work, which he performs along with his wife, and he is still coaching soccer, softball and basketball at 72.

51Willard Seitz has two children and three grandchildren. He enjoys working part time for

the sacramento river cats Baseball team. He keeps in contact with his algebra teacher from 1948, Fr. Dare Morgan, SJ ’40.

52Dick Wall was in geneva in March and April for six weeks at the united nations com-mission on Human rights.

53Raymond Casaudoumecq is retired in Lafayette. He enjoys corresponding with old class-mates on the web. He and his wife, Joanne, have five grand-daughters whom they dote on.

65Gerald Hover delivered the plenary address to the 21st general Assembly of interpol, crimes Against children spe-cialist group. As an expert in violence, especially rape and pedophilia, Hover helped in-terpol learn effective ways to manage these criminals.

67John Bergez, a professional book editor since 1976, is cel-ebrating the publication of The Giants and the Dodgers: Four Cities, Two Teams, One Ri-valry, the first comprehensive book about the giants-dodger rivalry since 1964. John con-ceived and initiated the project and recruited author Andrew goldblatt. the book is avail-able at www.amazon.com and direct from the publisher at www.mcfarlandbaseball. com.

70Steve Cash is beginning his 20th year as an independent school head and his first year as Head of All saints’ school in Mor-ristown, tennessee, where he lives with his wife, debbie, and sons, chris, 17, and Brad, 14. during his final five years as head of Holy cross school in northwest indiana, he served as the executive director of the

national catholic Boarding schools Association.

72Gerald Posner won the 2003 Award for excellence from the Association for recorded sound collections for his most recent book, Motown, published by random House. His new book, Why America Slept: The Failure to Prevent 9/11, was just published by random House.

73Bill Slattery has formed a new law partnership in santa Fe, new Mexico: simons & slat-tery, LLP.

79Lt. Col. Geoff Blake has re-tired after 20 years of service in the regular Army. His career spent mostly with the Airborne and Army rangers, geoff is looking forward to family time and being able to enjoy home-cooked meals and a nice warm bed at night. He will move to northwest Arkansas, build a home and start a second career with the wal-Mart corporate office in Bentonville.

80Chris Kanelopoulos was mar-ried to rebecca Lewis on July 21, 2001, in Healdsburg. His brother, Michael Ka ne lo- poulos ’82, served as best man. He continues to work as a ju-nior high school teacher at st. gregory school in san Mateo.

81Mario Donati is a senior vice president, investments and financial planning specialist, at smith Barney in san Fran-cisco. He and his wife, Anthy, were married in Venice, italy, in 1999 and recently bought a home in san Francisco.

83Ben Harrison resides in Mae-genwil, switzerland, with his wife, Heike, and his children, samantha and James. Ben is the founder and president of Helvetech Ltd., which provides comprehensive in-formation technology infra-tructure services for small, medium and large enterprises in switzerland. Mensa swit-zerland welcomed Ben into its ranks last May.

84Jim Canales rose from vice president and corporate secre-tary of the James irvine Foun-dation to become president and ceo this spring. Jim was a member of the si Board of regents until last June.

85Will Wade lives in new york with his wife, Jhoanna, and their two children. He is a reporter for the financial newspaper American Banker, and frequently writes about technology issues for publica-tions including The New York Times, Wired and Salon. He misses the san Francisco fog.

87Janar Wasito participated in the Big Kahuna Half ironman triathlon (1.2-mile swim, 56-mile bike, 13-mile run) with the Leukemia and Lymphoma society’s team in training Pro-gram to raise $5,000 person-ally. Last year he competed in an olympic triathlon (1-mile swim, 25-mile bike, 13-mile run). He and the other partici-pants helped the group raise $3 million.

89James Jaber lives in Albany, new york, with his wife carol. He received his doc-toral degree in chemistry and is currently pursuing his medi-cal degree.

Our apologies...if we left you out. due to technical difficulties over the summer, we did not receive a few “Keeping in touch” items sent to us by e-mail. if yours was left out, please send it to us again either through the si web site (www.siprep.org) or by e-mailing the editor at [email protected].

Correction: in the summer issue, we omitted robin Villa ’76 from the list of surviving relatives of Marlon Villa ’73. robin is Marlon’s brother. our apologies for the omission.

Hey dudes and surfer girls!

Surfs Up! in the Sunset

Fathers’ Club 14th Annual AuctionSaturday March 6, 2004

Salvatore Rizzo, chairmanDavid Pacini, vice-chairman

90Mario Alioto is starting his sixth year teaching high school history at Hanna Boys cen-ter in sonoma. He is an avid bowler and enjoys going to ’49er games with his father, Mario Alioto ’65.Brendan Kennedy finished the June 2003 ironman triathlon in coeur d’Alene, idaho. it consisted of a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike race and a 26.2-mile run. some 2000 entered.

93Nathan Barulich married christine elise Moreland June 21 at st. dominic’s church in san Francisco. Mike Mibach ’93 was best man with Bren-dan Jacobson ’93, Aaron Ba-rulich ’95, Zachary Barulich ’02 and Luaren Barulich ’05 among the groomsmen and bridal attendants.Cristina Lucia Martini wed russell dean Kite on Aug. 2 in Boise, idaho. the couple resides in Boise where cristina works for Hewlett Packard and russ works for st. Al-phonsus regional Medical center and the genesis world Mission Medical clinic. John Regalia married eliza-beth catherine gustorf July 19 in the Morris chapel of the university of the Pacific in stockton. Both elizabeth and John teach math at si. elizabeth also coaches cross-country and track and John coaches football.

95Kevin Growney married ra-chel McAllister on June 21 at st. clare’s church in santa clara. His brothers, Bill ’88 and Patrick ’90, were co-best men. His father, William Growney ‘65, and his mother, teri, were in the front row.Dana Kuchem is attending ohio state university where she is working towards her Master’s degree in higher education administration. she hopes to become a dean of students at a major university,

where she hopes to see many si grads come her way.Justin LaBagh was named head basketball coach at san Francisco city college.

96Brendan Devine, a u.s. Ma-rine, underwent training in Field Artillery at Fort sill, oklahoma, and returned to camp Pendleton in san diego last september.Glenn Hernandez won his second straight boys’ JV tennis wcAL title at Bellarmine in san Jose. He also become the first ever girls’ tennis coach at immaculate conception Acad-emy in san Francisco last year. in september, he will start his second year of building the new tennis program at icA.Michael Miller is working at st. catherine of siena school in Burlingame as a junior high math and science teacher. He married deborah Barito on April 26 at st. dominic’s church in san Francisco.

97Elizabeth Sheehan graduated cum laude with her doctoral degree in pharmacy from northeastern university last June 14. Liz is now working in Portland, oregon.Gina Tursi married tony sharron at the university of san diego on Aug. 9. they vacationed in Aruba for their honeymoon and will reside in san Francisco. Among the wedding party were Michael Tursi ’00, Katie Schlageter ’96, Ali Schlageter ’99, Teresa Huddleston ’97, Danielle De-vencenzi 97 and father of the bride John Tursi ’67.

98Jackie Dela Merced graduated cum laude from ucLA in June 2002 with a Bachelor’s degree in physiology. For the past year, she worked as a surgical assistant and a Princeton re-view sAt instructor. she began her studies at new york Medi-

cal college last August.Angela Leus, after one year at Miramax Films, has been promoted to coordinator of Motion Picture Music, where she will be working more creatively, adding to her du-ties that currently involve music promotions, publicity and music licensing for trailers and film.

99Phil Downs was commissioned a second lieutenant in the u.s. Marine corps in a ceremony at his home on June 21. A party followed to celebrate Phil’s graduation from davis as well as his lieutenancy.Joe Sheehy was commence-ment speaker for the college of Letters and sciences at uc davis June 15. He graduates with a double major in politi-cal science and economics. in his four years, he has acted in 11 plays with several lead roles.

00Lindsey H. Oshita graduated from ucLA with a Bachelor’s degree on June 14 with a ma-jor in economics and a minor in accounting. she started working at deloitte and tou-che this september.Joel Veach was in a cast of five in a university of south-ern california drama, This is Our Youth. the experimental production, staged in a private apartment, was highly ac-claimed.Julia Yuo traveled to Jamaica this spring with fellow Boston college students to serve the community of trenchtown at the Mother theresa Home for the elderly in Marigolds, an orphanage, where she did construction work.

01Rob Angcay just completed field training for Air Force rotc at ellsworth Air Force Base. After completion of training he was awarded the distinguished graduate Award, recognizing the top 10 percent of the cadets attending

14th Annual si

Downtown Business Lunchwednesday, october 8, 11:30 a.m.

Kevin Ryan ’76U.S. Attorney, Northern California District

Name __________________________________________

Address ________________________________________

City ___________________ State_____ Zip _________

Work Phone ____________________________________

Home Phone ____________________________________

Amount Included: ___ person(s) @ $55/each = _________

and former Superior Court Judge

to be held at the new headquarters of the world trade club, located in the heart of the embarcadero, behind the historic Ferry Building with panoramic views of san Francisco Bay.

if you would like to attend the luncheon (open bar), please complete and mail the response card along with your check for $55 to si Alumni office, 2001 37th Avenue, sF, cA 94116. call (415) 731-7500 ext. 213 if you have any questions or if you would like an invitation sent to someone.

seating limited to 250.

that field training unit. next semester, he will be a Poc in the AFrotc det 028 at embry riddle Aeronautical university in Arizona.Elaine Santore is now a junior psychology major at the uni-versity of nebraska-Lincoln. go Big red!

03Fiona Shannon was awarded second place in the first An-nual Birthright of san Fran-cisco essay contest. More than 80 seniors from the city en-tered the competition; among the nine awards bestowed, st. ignatius garnered four. Honorable mentions went to ryan clifford, sam nyon and nicholas yap.

Births

80Chris Kanelopoulos and his wife, rebecca, a son, charles Lewis, born April 27, 2003.

81Michael Candau and his wife, debbie, a son, Matthew, born Aug. 4, 2003. Matthew joins older brother John.

83John Harrington and his wife, eleanor, a son, conlan Mi-chael, born July 3, 2003. con-lan joins big sister Lucy.Carl Meiswinkle and his wife, Jennifer, a son, Joshua Fred-erick. Josh joins older sister Jordan.

86Mark Cota and his wife, Al-lison, a son, Jacob Paul, born May 14, 2003. Jacob joins older sister gabi.Jorge Selva and his wife, Mar-ciana, a daughter, Alexandra raquel, born Jan. 21, 2003, in cincinnati.

89Daniel Burke and his wife, shannon, twins Aidan and Makena, born April 27, 2003.James Jaber and his wife, car-

ol, a daughter, natalee Maria, born Jan. 21, in Albany, new york.

90Joe Hayden and his wife, Mi-chelle, a son, Joseph curtis Jr., born Aug. 10, 2003.

99Alaina McGowan-Casserly and her husband, Jacob Menji-var, a son, Joshua Jacob, born June 22, 2003.

In Memoriam13 carl Lovotti

30 thomas J. Lowe

34 rev. thomas J. reed, sJ

40 robert J. Peterson Jr.

41 edward “Jack” Mccarthy

42 rev. James J. gill, sJ

44 richard J. Lee

44 Bernard (Bernie) F. o’Haire

51 Henry A. greer

63 christopher J. castagnola

65 william c. crockett Jr.

68 douglas c. Hover

78 Brian d. olcomendy

Calendar 2003–2004.October2 ignatian guild Mom’s night out, commons 6:30 p.m.7 ignatian guild Board Meeting 7:30 p.m.12 Father/student communion Breakfast 8:30 a.m.14 Frosh Parent counselor night, commons 7:30 p.m.15 Board of regents Meeting, Library 4 p.m.24 Quarter Break27 Faculty in-service, no classes28 solidarity dinner, commons 6 p.m.

November1 ignatian guild Fashion show, commons 6 p.m.2 ignatian guild Fashion show, commons 11 a.m.5 Board of trustees Meeting 4 p.m.5–8 Fall Play, wiegand 7:30 p.m.9 open House 1–3:30 p.m.11 ignatian guild Board Meeting 7:30 p.m.12–15 Fall Play 7:30 p.m.20 general Parents’ Meeting, commons 7:30 p.m.23 christ the King Mass, commons & chapel 10 a.m.26 girls/Boys Alumni Basketball game 6:30 & 8 p.m.27–28 thanksgiving Holiday29 Alumni soccer game noon

December2–5 winter Pops, Bannan 7:30 p.m.6 President’s cabinet dinner 7 p.m.9 college Financial Aid night, commons 7:30 p.m.9–11 winter Pops, Bannan 7:30 p.m. 17–19 Final exams22 start of christmas Vacation24 Alumni christmas Mass 10 p.m.

January 20045–6 Faculty retreat, no classes7 classes resume 8:30 a.m.10 entrance exam for 8th graders 8 a.m.–noon11 ignatian guild day of recollection 10 a.m.13 ignatian guild Board Meeting 7:30 p.m.15 Father’s club crab and cards, commons 6 p.m.19 Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday29 ALAs Applicant evening, commons 7 p.m. dance concert, Bannan 7:30 p.m.31 dance concert, Bannan 7:30 p.m.

February1 Mother-student communion Breakfast 9 a.m.4,5,7 dance concert, Bannan 7:30 p.m.10 ignatian guild Board Meeting 7:30 p.m. sophomore Parent college night 7:30 p.m.11 Board of regents Meeting, Library 4 p.m.16 President’s day Holiday19 Mother-daughter dinner, commons 6:30 p.m.25 Board of trustees 4 p.m. Junior Leadership night 6 p.m.

March2 ignatian guild Board Meeting 7:30 p.m.6 Fathers’ club Auction (Mass 5 p.m.) 6 p.m.11 Junior Leadership night 6 p.m. ignatian guild Mom’s night out, commons 6:30 p.m.14 golden diploma, chapel 10 a.m.19 Quarter Break22 Faculty in-service, no classes26 Father-daughter night, commons 8:30 p.m.27 Mother-son dance 8 p.m.

April4 grandparents’ day 11 a.m.6 ignatian guild Board Meeting 7:30 p.m. Junior/sophomore Parent college night 7:30 p.m.9 good Friday, start of easter break19 classes resume 8:30 a.m.21–24 spring Musical, Bannan 7:30 p.m.28–30 spring Musical, Bannan 7:30 p.m.

May1 international Food Faire, commons 4–8 p.m. spring Musical, Bannan 7:30 p.m.4 ignatian guild Board Meeting 7:30 p.m.6 Father-son dinner, commons 7 p.m.11 choral concert, Bannan 2:45 p.m.12 choral concert, Bannan 7:30 p.m. Board of regents’ Meeting 4 p.m.19 ignatian guild installation Mass & reception 11 a.m.21 Faculty in-service, no classes Fathers’ club end of year BBQ 5:30 p.m.26 Board of trustees Meeting 4 p.m.27 transition Liturgy, Holy name 9 a.m.28 Awards Assembly 8:30 a.m. class of 2004 Alumni Lunch 11 a.m.

June1–3 Final exams3 Baccalaureate Mass & reception, st. Mary’s 7:30 p.m.5 graduation, si church 10:30 a.m.11 All class reunion & sports day

ReunionsYear Date Place Contactclass of 1954 March 14, 2004 si commons Frank glynnclass of 1958 oct. 4, 2003 olympic club Mike carrollclass of 1993 oct. 11, 2003 Le colonial chrissy druckerchrist the King nov. 23, 2003 si commons recipient: John christen iiicontact Katie Kohmann at (415) 731-7500, ext. 211 for information.

Make note of the change:

The Alumni Christmas Eve Mass

will be held at 10 p.m.

in the Carlin Commons

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